Sentence examples for employed litigation from inspiring English sources
Other public officials have employed litigation as a regulatory device with uneven success.
A licensed and gainfully employed litigation attorney, I made the decision to put my lucrative career aside two years into marriage, to raise the kids and support my husband Francis' active duty military career no matter where it would take us.
(In practice, corporate civil litigation employs armies of lawyers). By and large, in civil proceedings, it does not matter whether the defendant is an individual or a corporation.
Christian garnered an abundance of trial and general litigation experience while employed with the 6th Circuit Office of the Public Defender.
SJS has roots in criminal trials during the Vietnam War era, but in modern times is usually employed in high-stakes civil litigation (where only money is usually at issue, in contrast to criminal trials, where the defendant can go to prison).
Asbestos litigation has driven 57 companies, which employed hundreds of thousands of people, into bankruptcy, including 26 companies that have become insolvent since January 1, 2000.
Legal analysts employed by the government perform civil and criminal litigation tasks; legal research and analysis; collect and interpret data; prepare, review and maintain legal documents.
The content industry has employed different tactics over time — including technological copy protection, litigation against infringers, and collaboration with Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
Name: Richard Moss Solicitors City: Manchester Website: http://www.richardmosssolicitors.com/ I was employed for 12 years as a solicitor practising in property litigation for a Manchester city centre law firm and then, in March 2012, I set up Richard Moss Solicitors.
Sorial is deeply enmeshed in the company: he has been employed by Trump since 2007, and worked on the Trump University fraud litigation, which the company settled for twenty-five million dollars.
